Sentence examples for markets round from inspiring English sources

Delaying some of the prestige projects recently under consideration, such as the Bakun dam, will have gone some way towards winning the markets round.

The country's production has tripled since 2000 and consumption has more than doubled every monthly twitch of demand sends ripples through markets round the world.

Assuming that Tesco bought it new, the plane was acquired during the regime of Sir Terry Leahy, who expanded the group into China, the US and other markets round the world before leaving in March 2011.

Explanations include a seasonal surge in exports from big, efficient producers like New Zealand, the strength of the euro which makes EU exports dearer, and above all, something called the global economic crisis, which has suppressed demand in all sorts of markets round the world, in case it has escaped the attention of Mr Barnier.

Indeed, there is growing unease among central bankers that the collective effect of national monetary policies may have contributed to today's frothiness in markets round the world and that this may lead to either higher inflation or a financial crisis when bubbles eventually burst.Money, if not monetarism, is making a comeback in the way central bankers think about and carry out policy.

In the last eight years our new macroeconomic framework has been tested - in 1997 when domestic inflation had to be curbed; and in 1998 and 2001 with two global crises - the first starting in Asia and the second the IT crash, the US downturn and falling stock markets round the world.

The stock market rounded out its worst quarter since late 2008 on Wednesday with a late slide that spared few blue chips.

"People are scared of the magnitude of the panic that caused, and they are realizing, 'Hey, people are really nervous.' " The stock market rounded out the week with what was, next to Thursday, a relatively modest decline.

This process is playing out painfully on Wall Street, where on Monday the stock market rounded out its worst 12-month run since the spring of 2003, when the United States invaded Iraq and the market was beginning a tenuous recovery from the bursting of the technology bubble.

In contrast, Las Vegas and the seven California markets that round out the top-10 list all have far fewer reductions today than a year ago: in these metros, markdowns have become much harder to find.

You'd think there'd be a farmer's market round here somewhere!